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Nava is thrilled to announce we’ve won a three-year prime contract with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). We’ll help the SEC modernize, consolidate, and migrate the enterprise developer tools that support the agency’s operations, training, and governance! Read the full announcement to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g9JjzH2F

Nava is #hiring! We are looking for software engineers to join our engineering team. Interested in working with fellow Nava engineers to design, review, and build well-crafted software? Learn more about the roles below and apply today! Software Engineer Backend (GoLang): https://lnkd.in/gwmRnQc3 Software Engineer Backend (Python): https://lnkd.in/gcKhNzk8 Senior Data Scientist:  https://lnkd.in/gBM-M_N8

TOMORROW is our 4th virtual Demo Day highlighting Nava’s #opensource software solutions that supports states in meeting #Medicaid and #SNAP requirements outlined under #HR1. We’ll be covering Medicaid exemptions, SNAP payment error rate solutions, and more! Register to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gCKgShcZ

We’re gearing up for our fourth, virtual demonstration of Nava’s #opensource software solutions that supports states with meeting #Medicaid and #SNAP requirements outlined under #HR1. During Demo Day 4, you can expect:  – A refresher on our Open Source Community Engagement Reporting Initiative (OSCER), which is helping states meet Medicaid work requirements. – A demo on our latest OSCER developments and features, including an enhanced exemption screener which allows beneficiaries to understand their status before losing coverage. – A short presentation from Nava’s state portfolio leaders on our open-source suite of solutions and tools to address  common SNAP challenges that lead to higher payment error rates. Our speakers, including Sha Hwang, Edward Mullen, Sumi Thaiveettil, Joseph A. Hunter, and Wilking Dorrielan MBA are looking forward to seeing you there! View webinar details and register today: https://lnkd.in/gCKgShcZ View our prior H.R. 1 demos: https://lnkd.in/gkSdr3kq

I’m hiring two roles at Nava: an analyst to help me 10x our pipeline intelligence game (really though) and a senior proposal manager eager to quite literally rewrite the playbook.   Here’s why this Growth Operations team continues to attract top talent: ✱ We’ve outgrown govcon fundamentals. 2025 was a step change year for our whole growth operation, and 2026 is going to be an even more significant evolution to leapfrog beyond today’s accepted best practices. ✱ This is the best place in government procurement to build with AI and modern tools. We’re experimenting with partners across the whole company to make the easy stuff easier and to empower individuals to take on research, planning, prototyping, and all kinds of things they wouldn’t have dreamed of just a year ago. We all get to be builders. ✱ And for me, the most compelling point: Growth Ops is a deeply cross functional team at Nava. In most firms, these roles are set in a BD assembly line with narrow focus. Ours is a platform team that not only tunes the BD engine, but feeds intel and services to Delivery, Comms/Marketing, Finance, Talent, and Operations. The BD Analyst role will be building our RevOps capabilities and converting messy market and delivery signals into intelligence that drives decisions across the entire company. Government experience is nice but not absolutely required if you have RevOps chops. The Senior Proposal Manager we need is an expert in all the best practices and colors of the Shipley rainbow, but also knowledgable enough to know when to throw the norms out the window. If you have hot takes about proposal dogma vs. what actually works in 2026, I want to hear about the takes and your experiments. Both report to me, are fully remote, and have salary details in the job description. I’ll also have a few more roles to share soon! Links in the comments. #govcon | #govcom | #revops

If you haven’t heard the news, Nava Labs is joining a project that received the $1.2 million Public Benefit Innovation Fund grant from Center for Civic Futures! As David M. Higgins II at The Southern Maryland Chronicle writes:  “[...] This initiative develops open-source AI tools to streamline work verification for SNAP and Medicaid eligibility. Maryland will anchor a cohort through the American Public Human Services Association, enabling continuous improvement and deployment of these tools in participating states. The project partners with organizations such as Nava PBC to design adaptable digital solutions.” Read the full piece: https://lnkd.in/g5ySbXzb

Nava is thrilled to support MD with this important work and help provide Marylanders with access to essential benefits! 

Our 4th Demo Day highlighting Nava’s H.R. 1 response is happening next week! We’ll share what’s new, show OSCER in action, highlight our #Medicaid and #SNAP solutions, and demonstrate how an open, modular approach can help your organization/state respond to H.R. 1 requirements while improving service delivery. Register to join us virtually: https://lnkd.in/gCKgShcZ  See our previous H.R.1 demos: https://lnkd.in/gkSdr3kq

We’re looking forward to the HL7 FHIR Connectathon in January! Nava’s engineers are bringing their #FHIR expertise by developing two #opensource interconnected libraries to demonstrate the Patient Information Quality Improvement (PIQI) framework conformance. Learn more about the PIQI framework track and what participants can expect by visiting the Connectathon Confluence page: https://lnkd.in/grqusVzb  We hope to see you there!

Nava Labs was recently awarded a new grant from Center for Civic Futures! We will be piloting #AI-powered tools with states to help modernize and automate work requirement verification for #SNAP and #Medicaid. As Mennatalla Ibrahim with The Baltimore Sun reports: “Maryland will anchor the effort through the American Public Human Services Association, a national network of leaders from local human services agencies. The tools will be built as open-source modules, allowing other states to adapt the software for their own public benefits programs. The Center for Civic Futures said the project will be developed in partnership with Nava PBC, a company that helps governments design and improve digital services.”   Read the full piece: https://lnkd.in/gRn-US67